Society is a charming candle shop in the Bishop Arts District! They have candles covering every…read morespace available in the shop. This is not a large shop and it was a little tight navigating around the space. The candles smelled very good. The service was good. We had a question for what appeared to be a pack of matches. But, we were enlightened to find out that they were actually incense, so when you lit the match it provided scent in the room. I thought the cost was on the higher side. But, when you are in a small business, you are paying for the artists services. The decor was artsy and mystic. I would definitely go back and check out new candles and their scents.

The candles here smell amazing! I bought several cards here - they are hilarious and clever! Loved…read morethat we found this shop - highly recommend!!

I loved this little boutique shop. This store also had the most positive and engaging vibe in the…read morewhole of the Farmer's Market. The gentlemen working here are gifted in the art of customer relations and engage every single person even on a crowded and busy day. It is a small store but when you leave the hallway from the Farmers Market and go inside you feel like you have entered a spa. Amazing smells, tranquil atmosphere, beautiful flute music playing...total experience! Review #2017

When I visited the Dallas Farmers market for the first time I was instantly drawn into Abundantly…read moreAromatic. Their aesthetic and ambiance was very inviting. The lady at the counter was very kind and helpful :) Since I only had a week or so left during my stay I decided to just get soaps for myself and loved ones. There are so many options and there was a good deal of 5 for $25! I must say the Hawaiian breeze was my ultimate favorite that I even brought a bar back home in MI with me (Sorry to my local soap lady, but she doesn't make that one!) The lavender was so nice as well. Ahh I just love locally handmade soaps!

Like the Bishop Arts store, this is easily one of the best smelling shops I've ever entered. The…read moreminute I opened the door the great scent just drew me into the shop. Upon entering there were candles, candles and more candles. I usually frequent the Bishop Arts location but getting there is challenge due to the construction in the area. Also, since I was in the area doing some other things I decided to stop into this location. While the layout of the two stores is similar, this location is more spacious which allows more for more comfortable shopping experience during the busy periods. Also, because of the larger space, they have more product in the store and ready for purchase. Something to note is that while both locations carry the same items; because of demographics availability of certain items may be more readily available at one location than the other. Thankfully, my two favorite candles were in stock making my trip a success. The staff as this location are very welcoming and friendly. The person I worked with was very helpful in pointing out the candles I went for. Of the my two, I was worried that they didn't have one of them and she pointed to where they were and explained the labeling has changed which is why I walked right past them. Having covered a few of the similarities between the two locations; one area where they differ is parking. This location has a huge parking lot (it is shared with other businesses in the area) has plenty of parking. While I don't mind street parking (and walking), there is something to be said for a parking lot as it adds a level of convenience to the shopping experience. Because this was my first visit (I was unsure of the exact location amongst all the other shops), I ended up parking a distance away from the shop and walking to it. I will probably continue to do that as it allows me to still get the walking experiencing. If you're not into walking there are plenty of spaces right in front of the shop. I have been a huge fan of Society and their awesome candles for a few years. While this was my first visit to this location it will not be the last; I foresee many more visits in the future. If you are wanting some nice smelling candles or looking for a unique gift for someone I highly recommend you 'check-in' to Society.

My friend and I were shopping in Dallas and knew we wanted to run by Preston Center so I googled…read morewhat shops were there and came across Society. I wasn't sure if it was a home decor shop or just candles, as I found out they are also a design company. Turns out this is their second location, the first being in the Bishop Arts District of Dallas. This is just a candle boutique, not a home decor or design store. But the owners are designers and have an office elsewhere, if I understood correctly. I loved the look of the store and the salesperson was friendly and helpful. Their candles are pricy but LOVE all the scents and they make a great gift. Oh and I had to buy one for me too! I asked the salesgirl what scent was the most popular and she said No. 2 so that is what I bought for both me and my sister. She wrapped my sister's in a separate bag with tissue so my gift was ready to go! She also gave us tips on how to burn our candles-first time let them burn for 2-3 hours so they burn evenly and don't "hollow" out. Also cut the wick next time I use. I love my candle, I am burning it now! And my sister loved hers too! Will be back, this store is unique!

I've been here twice and forgot to make a review. The owner was very kind and knowledgeable. He let…read moreus browse, didn't rush us, even his instructions were very straight forward. The girls were very kind when answering our questions. Honestly, the inside was spacious, well ventilated, and relaxed. The people who work there made us feel very relaxed too, it's a very convivial candle shop ! It's one of my favorites in north Dallas.

joined a friend here for a "wives night out" and I have no complaints! This was my first time here…read more- while she had been here a few times, from the start everyone was super helpful. Joel (who is one of the owners I believe?) is amazing! Helped us perfect our scent selection and was so engaging the entire time we were there. I'll definitely be back for a scent experience again just on the service alone! The price was not bad either- one thing I did wish was that the $15 booking fee would be applied towards purchase but it was wasn't a huge deal!

Such a cute and fun shop. They have a wide range of things to look at, great quality, clean,…read morefriendly staff.

As a customer I really enjoy this store, and have frequented it many times over the years. They…read morehave a wide variety of seasonal gift items to cheer either yourself or someone else in your life up with! In particular they carry Orleans candles which I don't find stocked everywhere, so if there is a particular brand of candle I'm looking for this store usually has it!

Crav. Co is such a vibe. Tucked into a cute little spot near farmers market in Dallas, this…read morecandle-making class felt more like hanging out with friends than a typical workshop. Super fun, super chill, and surprisingly informative. The scent selection amazing! I thought I knew what I liked until I started mixing and realized I might've been a vanilla+floral girl all along. The team is friendly, helpful, and makes sure you feel good about your candle before it's poured. No pressure, just good energy. The space is cozy and the whole experience felt like self-care with a social twist. For the price, it's an awesome value, and you leave with a custom candle and a solid good time. Would 100% come back for another class or even just to grab a gift!! Maybe scheduling a girls night soon!

I have always supported small businesses, including crav. After my last purchase I will never order…read morefrom crav again! Four days after my $60 candle purchase, a sale went on and I was told, "After reviewing the order history, it appears that you placed an order an order on the 24th and then placed a 2nd order for the same candles four days later during the Black Friday promotion. Unfortunately, we are not able to process a return for the first order. " I ordered from other companies prior to Black Friday sales and was immediately refunded the difference, as is good business practice. I will never order from this company again and encourage others to do the same!

Sent the candles as a special gift to some very dear family. They loved them ( Dreamsicle and Fruit…read moreBasket ). Delivery was freakishly fast.

Always very helpful answering questions!! Jars are good quality and I only buy my wicks here! Lots…read moreof fragrances in store to smell. Continuing customer :)

Great selection of jars and oils. Can't wait to try them. I'll have to update my review. Prices…read morewere great. Service was friendly, I read a lot about bad service. I'll admit, they didn't offer to help unless I asked for it. There were about five employees behind the desk chit chatting. Didn't really bother me, I just wanted the products lol. Once I was ready to check out, they did just that and even put my wax in my car. I would definitely return if these oils work out!

Had a great experience at the candle making workshop. I'm a born and raised So Cal girl, the type…read moreif you ask if I'm a beach or mountain lover... I can't choose because I adore them both. I'll bag a peak any day but if you're sitting ashore you'll be lucky to spot my head far enough out to make you a little nervous, a true mermaid if you will. Having recently relocated to a what might as well be considered a landlocked state (as far North as I am) with no mountains, I was intrigued by the offerings reminding me of home (Malibu & Laguna) and other travels. I booked a class online for bestie and I to partake in over the weekend. Candle making is pretty straight forward, the type of thing I often wonder why Queen of Hobbies hasn't started at home already ;) I also love a great class though! I love learning a craft in a group setting with instruction. We sniffed our way through a variety of beach offerings, each gravitating towards different choices and creating our own special mash up. The jars are all pretty colors, and pouring your wax was really fun. Knowing we created these yummy varietals is what made the entire experience special. I loved the Canva template offerings for custom labels. I picked something very simple and didn't bother really jazzing it up this time around but every part of the experience was a true delight. We have to wait 5 days until we burn them if we want to get the 50 hours of burn time and little miss impatient is counting down. I can't wait to smell my creation. Malibu Apothecary is truly a neighborhood gem that sparks joie! I can't wait to bring my Mom and Sister here. I'd highly recommend for date night, GNO, a fam bam experience or even a nice solo activity. From one SoCal girl to another, Claire nailed this.

Had a wonderful time! Attended the candle making workshop with my mom in celebration of my 30th and…read moreMother's Day. I'd go back in a heartbeat and would recommend anyone to visit. PS: It's BYOB ;)

It's been years since I have been in Sample House, walking into this store, it's exactly as I…read moreremember - but better! Beautifully decorated and arranged in such a pleasing way. Huge selection of candles, holiday decor, and bags. It was so much fun walking around the store. The staff was nice, and when I asked question they were polite when answering.

I have been a regular, devoted, and enthusiastic customer of this store since 2018. Today was my…read morelast day to shop here, my decision. Let me preface this by saying that I worked in retail and high end retail for app 10 years total. Even working a minimum wage retail job in college, I would have been FIRED, no warning, no job retraining, nothing, just fired on the spot, get your stuff and leave now fired if I had dared to treat any customer the way I was treated today, making a total purchase of approximately $525 in about an hour ( I am a very fast and efficient shopper). The head person (not manager because this woman said her manager instructed her to treat customers like this) treated me like I was a criminal and a shop lifter, like I was going to steal their shit to trade for meth. I finally felt so insulted that I said to this old skinny blonde Nazi, "I didn't realize I was in a police station." Very clearly; she heard me the first time and another employee overheard. This Aryan stork said that she had never seen me in this store before, when I have been in that very same store 5 to 6 times this very year, including today's visit where I dropped a wad of $525! There is a super nice lady named Connie who works here; I remember Connie from way back and she remembered me. What is even more baffling: all these small brick and mortar stores are not only competing against Amazon BUT they are also now competing against the many small boutique online stores through Shop. And prices of many items in Sample house are not competitive with Amazon pricing and not even competitive with small online boutique pricing on Shop. Also re some of their cute "nostalgia" cottage core items: just go on Ebay and get the real thing for a steal. The store was not busy when I was there at about 11:45; other customers were purchasing 2 or 3 items or just looking; I was clearly their jackpot customer of the day. When I worked in high end retail and we saw a customer was going all out, we made a little celebration out of it with all the employees pitching in to help the customer and to help each other with tasks. This blonde Nazi needs to get into another line of work altogether! Customer service in retail is NOT her bag and I suspect NOTHING in customer service is her bag. Also, I was wearing very expensive new workout/yoga matching jacket and pants from a very high end retailer: meth addicts trying to shoplift stuff don't dress like this because they can't afford it and it would call too much attention to them. I am not adding this detail to be a snob (I bought the outfit on clearance) but to demonstrate how terribly this woman is misreading cues: she was definitely annoyed that I kept going to the back of the store and boy did she keep her eye on me!!! She practically accused me of trying to steal stuff by hiding it in an inexpensive gift bag, which I planned to purchase, when I was just trying to keep some smaller items organized!!! Talk about the Nazi Institute of Retail Management! I explained to the entire staff that I like buying all my gifts at one time to cover multiple holidays and birthdays: I already have most of my Christmas shopping done at end of April! Also, I explained I was buying gifts for an aunt going through a tough time in physical rehab, for my cousin who has an ongoing physical illness and for my 94 year old mother. The ideal customer base for this sort of store, right? Not according to the Nazi. Never coming back: can get same or similar stuff on Amazon, through stores on Shop and on Ebay.